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The various participants in the construction process are identified in what are called "trades": structural work, roofing, plumbing, electricity, heating, painting (for the building), roads, lighting, water networks (drinking water, mains drainage, rainwater), "dry" networks (electricity, gas, telephone, fibre optics) and signalling (for public works).The general contractor is most often the one who carries out the structural work (construction of the structure) and subcontracts for the other trades. A construction project requires, in addition to technical capabilities, a major planning effort, in order to meet the deadlines and financial envelope set with the project owner and the project manager, to ensure that the various trades work together and to be supplied at the right time.